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A smiling man in a red-orange turban and matching red-orange draped robe sits on a throne flanked by two ornate silver lion heads, with a tall silver staff standing beside him. He wears a long gold-toned necklace with a pendant and a leopard-print waist sash, and raises his right hand in a gesture while his left hand extends forward. A dark blue stage backdrop fills the background. Swamiji (probable): the flowing hair, turban, saffron-toned clothing and ornate necklace on a throne match the page's Swamiji reference, so this is labelled as a probable identification based on appearance.

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A smiling man sits on a stage in front of a dark blue backdrop, raising both hands in a gesture of greeting or blessing. He wears a red-orange turban with a vertical tilak on his forehead, a red-orange cloth draped over the body, a gold-coloured beaded necklace, and a rudraksha-style mala across the chest with a gold-toned waist sash. Beside him are a silver lion-headed throne armrest and a tall silver staff with a finial. Swamiji (probable): the man has long braided hair and a turban, ornate saffron clothing, a rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, matching the page's description of an event with Swamiji.2017-12-27 +2 copiesA man seated on an ornate throne on a stage with a dark blue backdrop, raising one hand in a blessing gesture and the other held open. He wears a large red-orange turban with a small tilak mark, orange-saffron draped robes with gold-embroidered borders, a leopard-print waistband, a thin gold necklace, and a red bracelet. A tall silver staff stands beside him, and silver lion-head armrests flank the seat.2017-12-27December 27 20172017-12-27December 27 20172017-12-27 +1 copiesA seated man in a red-orange turban and matching saffron-orange robes with a bare chest and rudraksha beads is shown on stage, smiling and raising one hand in a blessing gesture while the other hand rests open. He sits between two silver lion-shaped figures with a tall silver staff beside him, against a dark blue and red stage backdrop. Swamiji (probable): long hair, ornate gold necklaces, orange clothing, and rudraksha malas are visible cues on this seated figure on a ceremonial throne, with the text on the image connecting the event to Nithyananda.2017-12-27A man sits cross-legged on an ornate silver throne flanked by two silver lion sculptures and a tall silver staff, with a leopard-print cushion beneath him. He wears a deep red-orange turban, a red-orange shawl draped over one shoulder, a matching dhoti-style wrap, a gold necklace and a red bangle, and smiles with his bare feet visible. The dark starry blue backdrop suggests a stage. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, a red-orange turban, saffron-toned ceremonial clothing and a gold necklace on a stage throne, a combination of distinctive visible cues.2017-12-27 +1 copiesA man seated on an ornate gold throne with leopard-print upholstery and gilded lion-head armrests, in front of a deep red draped curtain and a microphone stand. He wears a rust-orange turban with a red tilak on his forehead, a rust-orange robe draped over one shoulder, a long brown rudraksha mala, and a small gold earring. He sits with hands clasped and smiles with eyes closed, appearing to speak or listen at a discourse. The appearance-based label is Swamiji (probable), based on the swept turban, saffron-orange robes, rudraksha mala and throne seating.2016-07-28November 18 20172017-11-18June 23 20172017-06-23 +1 copiesA man seated on an ornate gold throne with red cushions raises his right hand while speaking into a microphone. He wears a rust-orange turban with a silver ornament, a rust-orange robe, a long rudraksha mala and a large gold pendant necklace, and gold bangles on his wrists. A red tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him is an elaborately carved gold backrest. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker wears a turban, saffron-orange robe, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace on a gold throne, consistent with the page's description of a satsang.2016-07-07December 27 20172017-12-27November 28 20172017-11-28